Jared Kushner, President Trump's son-in-law and one of the key architects of the Gaza ceasefire deal, laid out an ambitious vision for Gaza's future at the first meeting of "Trump's Board of Peace" at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
The war in Gaza is over, Kushner declared, and now the international community must focus on enforcing Hamas's disarmament and rebuilding the region's economy.
Kushner revealed that the current operational phase focuses on dismantling Hamas's military capabilities as part of implementing the ceasefire agreement.
"The next step is working with Hamas on disarmament," Kushner said, emphasizing this is a fundamental condition for any future development. "Without security, nobody will make investments. Nobody will come build there."
He made clear that Hamas has 100 days to disarm, echoing the president's warning that "if not, it will be their end."
"We could have entertained the idea of saying: let's build a free zone, and then we'll have a Hamas zone. And then we said, you know what? Let's just plan for catastrophic success. Hamas signed an agreement to disarm. That's what we're going to enforce. We don't have a Plan B. We have a plan. We signed an agreement. We're all committed to making this agreement work."
